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When the early days of May arrive all bright and tulip-y, or drizzling on the bloom laden trees, or wind swept, or coronavirus-clad, I can’t
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When the early days of May arrive all bright and tulip-y, or drizzling on the bloom laden trees, or wind swept, or coronavirus-clad, I can’t

Should I really go for a walk today? Haven’t most of us been told to stay home? And, truth be told, I like to stay

Almost a month ago my family flew out to visit my sister and her family in Seattle, Washington. It was a short trip of just

January has trudged slowly onward, and now we tip toward the bleak mid-winter. Go ahead. Let yourself groan about it if you must. Very few

January 1 arrives like a gift. It is no ordinary day, as January 1 beckons forth a whole year’s worth of new days. January 1

I do things with my whole heart, and I can’t even help it. It really doesn’t matter what I’m doing; I am most often fully

Once upon a time I lived in the country of Chile for six months. It was quite a long time ago, during my junior year

I’m planting seeds. I know it isn’t technically the right time of year for it, but I can’t help it. There is just something that

Today I will go pick up my daughter from her first-ever week at overnight summer camp. I feel eager and expectant. I can’t wait to